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“Parts for 1946-52 Willys CJ-2A JEEP. I have a wide assortment of original parts including an engine,transmission/t-cases,axles,frames,tailgates,windshield frames,hoods,grilles,16″ wheels,tires,body tub,radiators,generators,starters,and various small parts. Call Jeff at 740-972-5055”
This looks like a good price.
“Set of 4 jeep wheels and tires off of a 1946 CJ2A. Tires are in great shape with alot of tread left. Asking $100.00 for the set. 541-935-5722”
http://eugene.craigslist.org/pts/2217386846.html
This appears solid.
“1952 Jeep Wyllis. Original body and parts. Great fixer upper. Call for more details. 205-368-3684”
http://bham.craigslist.org/cto/2217387299.html
Want to Buy for Jeep CJ2A 1946 – 49 Repairable Body (Tub) and Misc. Body Parts – Mechanical: Engine, Transfer Case, and Trans not needed.
Dennis Ph. 303-429-7313 Cel. 702-682-5467
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
It’s a bit rough.
“1960 Cabforward Jeep pick up $1500.00 Needs restorations. Call with any questions.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,900.
This has an unusual bed. Looks like a good rig.
“Very nice 62 Willys four wheel drive truck. Garage Queen. 350 Chevy crate motor, 365 HP. 10,000 miles on new motor. Three speed automatic (350) with gate shifter. IH front end. Ford rear end. Dana 44. 409 gears. Front disc brakes. PS and PB. Multiple shock suspension. Full cage to frame roll bar. Frame stiffeners. Teak rear flat bed. Great fun but time to buy something else. Major head turner. Rarely driven. Red with black interior. Tint windows. Stereo. Tilt wheel. Hitch. Frame off restoration 10,000 miles ago. $14,900 obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
A $7500 CJ-2A that needs a starter?
“1946 CJ 2 Willys Jeep for sale. Has the original flathead 4 cyclinder engine, 12 volt electrical system and a winch. Runs but needs a starter. Asking $7500”
As a five year old in 1944 Belgium, you can only imagine that Jean Luc’s experience with soliders, jeeps and planes left a indelible landmark upon his imagination. During his life as a successful illustrator, you can see him revisit that landmark many times over in his drawings. You can read a brief biography of Jean Luc here (click on the biography link) and view some of his amazing work.
Below is an image of Jean Luc’s 2010 Christmas Card. It features an image of him as a boy leaning up against ‘Toot Sweet”, his 1942 GPW which he still drives around the L.A. Area. Recently, Jean Luc got a taste of how few old jeeps are seen by kids these days. He was “driving my GPW the other day and some teenagers asked me if I built that “contraption” myself . . .” As he noted, “Not very encouraging but we can not blame them.”
Now ‘retired’, Jean Luc is working on a graphic novel about G.I.s, Jeeps and Piper Cubs in Paris in 1944-45. Below is an example of his drawing talent. Thanks for sharing!
On a positive note, it might run ….
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this is a aluminum jeep with a 500 street bike engine in it”
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=14377730&cat=&lpid=&search=willys
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Josh spotted these rare Trax for sale.
“SELF BUILT TRAX. FOR JEEP TJ TRAX ONLY FOR SALE. MAY FIT OTHERS THEY HAVE A 5 ON 4.5 BOLT PATTERN. WILL NOT WORK WITH MANUAL HUBS.”
